Sentence examples for demonstrating that it would from inspiring English sources

But they successfully lobbied the aviation industry and persuaded the Nixon administration to withdraw federal funding for the jetport after demonstrating that it would endanger wetlands and the dwindling alligator population.

Indeed, the government may have narrowed United's options by demonstrating that it would not act to prevent a carrier from entering bankruptcy protection, said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who teaches about government regulation at the Yale Law School.

In enamel, the universal adhesive showed similar bond strength to all the other adhesive systems investigated (Table 2), demonstrating that it would be a good option to promote adhesion between resin composites and enamel.

Figure 1 perfectly illustrates this point by clearly demonstrating that it would be impossible to select a best curve among the 10 shown.

Rest assured that he convincingly demonstrates that "it would involve the greatest expansion of government involvement in the lives of Americans in the history of the republic".

(The Times editorial page says the White House "once again demonstrated that it would rather look inept than open").

They said her remarks demonstrated that it would be impossible to leave the European Union without economic consequences.

"But the Nixon administration and other conservatives thought that once it was demonstrated that it wouldn't pay for itself, it would be abolished".

The middle class, scared out of its wits by the prospect of another Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, had demonstrated that it would accept whatever alternative the regime would allow.

Mr Klein makes no effort to demonstrate that it would be, and there is good reason to doubt that it would.

The not-guilty verdict demonstrated that it would be challenging to build successful cases against Wall Street executives at the center of the financial crisis.